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How awkward and weird did Gase look? Poor Mike Maccagnan onhis right wondering wtf.
Taking mushrooms before public appearances, yeah never a good idea.
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How awkward and weird did Gase look? Poor Mike Maccagnan onhis right wondering wtf.
Listening to the latest from the Vikings beat writers no-one really knows who was responsible for hiring Kubiak and his crew. The request may have come from Zimmer, or then again it may have been something floated by Zimmer/Stefanski. Stefanski has worked with Klint Kubiak before, when Klint was on the Vikings in 2013/14 and who knows how deep the relationship is between the two.As OC does Stefanski get to have a chance for any of his guys? What a weird set up
The are a number of teams with offensive advisors on their staff so the Vikings aren't doing anything new with the Kubiak hire.
Try a 3.5thYou can have Nick Mullens too for a second rounder....
Try a 3.5th
noDone..do you want shipping insurance?
Seriously this is an interesting move from Denver....Scangarello has never called plays and Fangio is a defense guy so Denver's offensive persona is a real unknown for now.
You could say the same thing about DeFilippo going to Jacksonville. The big issue with 'Flip in Minnesota was his unwillingness to listen to Zimmer and run the ball more. You would have to say that the Jags are more reliant on running the ball than Minnesota and therefore you would think that DeFilippo in Jacksonville is a square peg in a round hole....
By the way - when Zimmer says he wants the team to run the ball more,I'm sure what he means is that he wants the team to be able to win the time of possession battle. Winning the time of possession means that your defen ce is more rested than the other team's defence and that has obvious benefits in the latter part of games.
This means the offensive coordinator and the defensive coordinator responsible for this play are now on the same team
And also shortens the game meaning less scoring and meaning that one play makes a bigger impact on the game. That suits the Vikes much moreYou could say the same thing about DeFilippo going to Jacksonville. The big issue with 'Flip in Minnesota was his unwillingness to listen to Zimmer and run the ball more. You would have to say that the Jags are more reliant on running the ball than Minnesota and therefore you would think that DeFilippo in Jacksonville is a square peg in a round hole....
By the way - when Zimmer says he wants the team to run the ball more, I'm sure what he means is that he wants the team to be able to win the time of possession battle. Winning the time of possession means that your defence is more rested than the other team's defence and that has obvious benefits in the latter part of games.
Not only were Seahawks fans not happy with Bevell, he was outperformed by Brian Schottenheimer of all peopleJim Bob Cooter was seemingly doing good things in Detroit until the past season - especially the passing game. Interesting they've dumped him for a guy who Seahawk fans didn't seem happy with.
Why must there be nepotism or circle-jerking? Why couldn't Reich just continue with this guy? And, in the end that could be someone he NOW would have a working relationship with if in future he had another HC gig at another team. It's pretty stupid if you ask me....
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Frank Reich notes “odd dynamics” and desire to have his guy as reasons for Dave DeGuglielmo firing
Posted by Curtis Crabtree on January 17, 2019, 1:05 AM EST
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Despite massive strides made by the offensive line of the Indianapolis Colts in 2018, head coach Frank Reich elected to part ways with line coach Dave DeGuglielmo after their season-ending loss to the Kansas City Chiefs last weekend.
DeGuglielmo and Reich were a bit of a forced marriage as DeGuglielmo joined the Colts under the belief Josh McDaniels would be the team’s head coach. Instead, McDaniels bailed on his commitment to the Colts to return to the New England Patriots. DeGuglielmo remained with the Colts as Reich eventually became the head coach instead.
Reich told the Colts’ website that he appreciate DeGuglielmo’s contributions while noting the challenges of the situation created by the forced union.
“After the season, you know, just decided to part ways with Guge,” Reich said. “And that was really hard, because I so much respect Guge as a person and as a coach. You know, he played a significant role in us coming in here and the success we had. And it’s hard — it’s hard to explain. It was really odd dynamics the way that he and I got connected, and it’s no reflection on him or anything; it’s just when I had envisioned getting this position, you know, there’s certain things that you just are looking for, in ways that you just want to have ‘my guy,’ for lack of a better way to say. You always envision bringing in the guy that you had envisioned bringing in. But certainly appreciate the contribution Guge made, and I told him that, and love and respect him.”
Andrew Luck went five full games without being sacked and was sacked just 18 times on the season. Only Drew Brees was sacked fewer times in 2018 among quarterbacks that started at least 10 games. Luck was sacked 41 times in his last full season in 2016. The jump in production allowed the Colts to become the seventh-ranked offense overall and fifth-ranked scoring offense this season.
The Colts are in search of multiple new offensive line coaches as Bobby Johnson also left the staff to take the head line coaching job with the Buffalo Bills.